The bottom line is that without a thorough password policy, robust security and a healthy attitude towards password management being promoted throughout your organisation, your business is at a major risk of attack.The good news is that it doesn’t have to be a huge headache or cost a fortune to get everything in order and create an environment where people understand the importance of security.

According to the head of cyber and economic crime at the City of London Police, hacking is the biggest threat of today. Computer hacking is the biggest threat of our time. The reason cyber crime is so popular with criminals is that the anonymity of the internet makes it easy to go unnoticed and commit crimes without the danger of anyone recognising your face.

A simple task that’s ideal for lazy Friday afternoons is a quick password change. It only takes a couple of minutes, but it can protect your business from a cyber attack. Here’s a few of our top tips for strong passwords

Viruses are a lot more sophisticated and harder to spot than they used to be, so just because you don’t have a million pop ups all over your screen you can’t assume you’re safe.  There are lots of other signs you’ve been hacked, such as slow devices, sudden shut downs/restarts and unexpected changes to the appearance of your screen. For the full list of 11 tell-tale signs, read our guide

Even if you think your passwords are secure and unguessable, what about your staff? Are you sure there’s no-one using Password1234 to access critical systems? We’ve created a brand new video about password security. It will only take you a minute or so to watch, but it might just end up saving you a fortune.

It’s hard to believe, but a whole year has passed since everyone was panicking about the new GDPR data protection regulations starting.Fines issued over the past twelve months have already totalled €56m. And watchdogs say the European data protection agencies are just warming up. Yes that includes here in the UK.

The bottom line is this. If your business hasn’t already been affected by cyber criminals, it’s only a matter of time.They’re targeting all businesses, all the time.To find out our top 5 recommendations on how to win the war against cyber criminals, read our brand new guide

It’s a common problem in organisations around the world – slow, outdated computer systems leading to downtime, decreased outputs and cyber-attacks. So why do so many businesses choose to leave upgrades until it’s too late?

A password alone is no longer enough to keep your business-critical data safe. Because most of the time, it’s the people who are the weakest link in the chain. Give hackers a really bad day. And your business dramatically more protection. With something called multi-factor identification.

A password alone is no longer enough to keep your business-critical data safe. Because most of the time, it’s the people who are the weakest link in the chain. Give hackers a really bad day. And your business dramatically more protection. With something called multi-factor identification.